Belldia Luxury Catamaran

Two e-foils travel with Belldia, so a pair of guests can be up on the boards at the same time, and a Subwing goes into the water alongside them. Sunreef Yachts delivered her in 2025 as a 78ft (24m) luxury catamaran.

Comfort under way

Eight knots is her cruising pace and 10 knots her top speed, an unhurried way to move between anchorages, and her two hulls keep her wide and level on the water, which means less roll when she lies at anchor.

Water toys

Belldia's 17ft Williams Jet Tender is the way ashore and the tow for a banana that seats three riders at a time. Two SUP boards give two paddlers a slower way onto the water, and a BOTE hangout lounging mat and snorkelling gear join the e-foils and the Subwing to bring her count to eight toys.

Where she cruises

Gustavia in St Barths is her home port, and St Martin, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands lie within her Caribbean grounds. The USVI, St Kitts and Nevis, and Antigua and Barbuda are on her list too, as are the Bahamas. In the Mediterranean she covers France, Italy, Spain, Monaco and Malta, so a charter aboard her can be Caribbean, out of St Barths, or Mediterranean.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins, each with a queen bed, sleep eight guests, and a crew of four looks after them, a crew member for every two guests; her fullest months run from December through March and again in July and August.

Charter notes

Belldia suits a family or a group of friends of up to eight, and she can be booked for hire from three days as well as by the week. She carries workout and yoga gear, which keeps exercise possible aboard, and by day she takes 12 guests, so the eight who sleep on her can widen the group for a day afloat.